Understanding the Impact of Compression on the Active Area of Carbon Felt  Electrodes for Redox Flow Batteries

Understanding the Impact of Compression on the Active Area of Carbon Felt Electrodes for Redox Flow Batteries

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Frontiers Experimental Investigation on the Performance Characteristics of Flow Fields in Redox Flow Batteries Under Various Electrode Parameters

Synchrotron X-Ray radiography of vanadium redox flow batteries – Time and spatial resolved electrolyte flow in porous carbon electrodes - ScienceDirect

The effect of plasma treated carbon felt on the performance of aqueous quinone‐based redox flow batteries - Permatasari - 2021 - International Journal of Energy Research - Wiley Online Library

Carbon cloth as an important electrode support for the high selective electrosorption of uranium from acidic uranium mine wastewater - ScienceDirect

Plots of (a) thickness; (b) compression; (c) porosity and (d) total

Dead-zone-compensated design as general method of flow field optimization for redox flow batteries

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Carbon cloth as an important electrode support for the high selective electrosorption of uranium from acidic uranium mine wastewater - ScienceDirect

Jonas HOFMANN, PostDoc Position, Dr., Forschungszentrum Jülich, Jülich, Helmholtz Institute Erlangen-Nürnberg for Renewable Energy (IEK-11)

Carbon felt electrodes for redox flow battery: Impact of compression on transport properties - ScienceDirect

Taurine Electrografting onto Porous Electrodes Improves Redox Flow Battery Performance

DC and AC characterization of a Vanadium Redox Flow Battery (VRFB) using a Pinflow 20 cm² test lab cellBattery - Application Note 71 - BioLogic

The effect of plasma treated carbon felt on the performance of aqueous quinone‐based redox flow batteries - Permatasari - 2021 - International Journal of Energy Research - Wiley Online Library